Source: cyprus-mail.com
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has announced a training seminar on generative artificial intelligence tools, aimed at enhancing the integration of AI into business operations.
The programme, titled “Training in the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude) and Effective Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Business Processes”, will take place on May 18, 2026.
The seminar will be held at the Keve building in Nicosia, with sessions running from 08.45 to 16.45.
The course will be delivered in Greek and led by programme instructors Monika Odysseos, Rosemary Hadjicharalambous and Iasonas Mylonas.
According to Keve, the programme is designed for managers and scientific staff, as well as administrative personnel from departments including management, marketing, accounting, strategic planning, human resources and sales.
The seminar will provide an introduction to generative artificial intelligence, including an overview of widely used tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude.
Participants will also receive a theoretical grounding in generative AI concepts, focusing on how these technologies function and are applied in real-world scenarios.
The programme will examine how AI tools generate responses, alongside a detailed discussion of risks associated with artificial intelligence, including bias in training data, AI hallucinations, vague outputs and cybersecurity concerns.
A key component of the training will centre on prompt engineering, with guidance on crafting effective prompts to improve AI outputs.
The seminar will also include demonstrations highlighting the risks of ineffective prompts, using real-life examples to illustrate potential issues.
In addition, participants will be introduced to frameworks and best practices for prompt design, aimed at improving efficiency and accuracy in AI usage.
The programme will conclude with a practical application of prompt engineering, allowing attendees to gain hands-on experience with generative AI tools.
Through this initiative, Keve aims to support the adoption of emerging technologies in business processes, strengthening digital capabilities across the Cypriot economy.